Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Chairman . 125. You must confine it to questions . On page 6 will you explain item 7 under ub - head R " Information supplied in [ Continued . connection with the Bill of Entry . ' That refers to the services you render to other traders ...
... Chairman . 125. You must confine it to questions . On page 6 will you explain item 7 under ub - head R " Information supplied in [ Continued . connection with the Bill of Entry . ' That refers to the services you render to other traders ...
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... Chairman- 150. If you discovered over assessments also , did you simply when you discovered them pay no attention ? -We did discover two cases of over assessment and drew attention to them . 151. In those cases I suppose the revenue was ...
... Chairman- 150. If you discovered over assessments also , did you simply when you discovered them pay no attention ? -We did discover two cases of over assessment and drew attention to them . 151. In those cases I suppose the revenue was ...
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... Chairman . ] In our Report surely we can make such a recommendation . Sir Henry Craik . ] I should have thought it was a little beyond our scope , because it is not a matter of accounting but a matter of Imperial policy which is ...
... Chairman . ] In our Report surely we can make such a recommendation . Sir Henry Craik . ] I should have thought it was a little beyond our scope , because it is not a matter of accounting but a matter of Imperial policy which is ...
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... Chairman . 202. Were there any special circum- stances which made the charge heavy ? - The whole charge of £ 1,914 is heavy be- cause it is a loss on the exchange . Mr. Wise . 203. But you said the bank charge ; that is different to the ...
... Chairman . 202. Were there any special circum- stances which made the charge heavy ? - The whole charge of £ 1,914 is heavy be- cause it is a loss on the exchange . Mr. Wise . 203. But you said the bank charge ; that is different to the ...
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... Chairman . 279. A great many sub - Post Offices are being closed nowadays . Is that a policy all over the country ? -A number of sub- offices were closed during the war and have not been re - opened . I was not aware that sub - offices ...
... Chairman . 279. A great many sub - Post Offices are being closed nowadays . Is that a policy all over the country ? -A number of sub- offices were closed during the war and have not been re - opened . I was not aware that sub - offices ...
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